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Phone numbers, and in some cases names, linked to 419 million Facebook accounts have been found on an unsecure server.

Facial recognition was previously only available to a small sample group, but has now rolled out worldwide.

The change would make the social network less competitive, and hopefully make it a happier place to be.

A new privacy setting is rolling out that will stop third parties sharing your browsing activity, but there's a catch.

But the company pulled the plug when Apple, Amazon and Google came under fire for transcribing users' voices.

The app will soon let you pick a color scheme that's easier on the eyes than the default dazzling white.

You can no longer sell alcohol on either Facebook or Instagram, or even give it away for free.

Rather than being a direct competitor to Facebook, Shoelace will be focused around events.

The social media giant has updated its transparency tools to show which companies own your data and who they sell it to.

Deactivating the red flags over the Groups and Marketplace tabs would make the app less attention-hungry.